rice grace suggests least systemic deception is to late show which will be some big deal as. well corben watching the hawks i am tired i'm. bored mr so look at this the 1st known case of facial recognition technology fingering someone for a crime did not commit whatsoever because it just couldn't read minority faces that well. from eyewitness testimony. you are digital technology somehow discrimination still things to find its way. it's frustrating it's aggravating the fact that there was a young child present when he was arrested is also extremely problematic but the thing that i look at here is that there's so many people who counted on this being the make or break technology to where you know we would have a eradicated humans actually having to decide who committed the crimes and then the find out that these this spatial recognition software was utilized mostly by white people's facial recognition which obviously looked entirely different than that of african-americans so it's pegging anyone who happens to be black and anybody else who happens to be black yeah which is lit

rice grace suggests least systemic deception is the late show which would bring the. world i'm watching the i robot. boy a mission member of the political wiles wrote fire this week in this kind of like weird footnote to everything going over like you know google ads and conservatives being censored on major on google and all these social media platforms it's fascinating to see all this plays out but really to me it's just kind of 2 sides being really loud over a problem that but it's not really that much of a problem no i absolutely agree i think that you know an argument of censorship specifically with some of these large tech giant platforms you're seeing members of both sides of the aisle be extremely frustrated in trying to get their message across from what you said earlier there's a little bit of upset around just how much people are able to say in these comment sections but we also know that the comment section is where stability goes to die the comment section of anything so the expectation that you're probably going to see something negative is always pretty